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PROGRAM:
NAME
roarpluginrunner - Run RoarAudio plugins
SYNOPSIS
roarpluginrunner [OPTIONS]... PLUGIN
DESCRIPTION
This tool can be used to run RoarAudio plugins or report information about the plugin.
roarpluginrunner loads the plugins in a plugin container with the given parameters passed.
This allows you to run all universal plugins as well as some other plugins out side a
specific host. It can also be used for Testing the plugins.
There are three modes of operation: Running, Running as application and Explaining. The
first mode (Running) is what most host applications will do. Running as application is
different in the way that all parameters left on the command line after the plugin name
are parsed and passed to the plugin as plugin arguments.
In this mode parameters passed after the plugin name are split into key-value-pairs. An
option (beginning with two dashes) are passed as pair with the option name (the dashes)
removed as key and no value. If it contains a equality sign the part after it is passed as
value. Options with a single dash are split each letter into an own key-value-pair with
only the key set. Non-option arguments (with no dashes) are passed as value-only pairs.
After a pure double dash all parameters are passed as non-options with the double dash
completely removed from the key-value-array.
In the explain mode the plugin is loaded but not run. The meta information about the
plugin are reported. This includes true meta data like the name, authors and copyright
but also technical meta data like the host application's name the plugin is written for.
When the plugin uses symbols from the host directly the plugin may not be loaded into
roarpluginrunner because of the system's library loader limits. On GNU/Linux (and other
POSIX like implementations) this is only true if the plugin uses global variables of the
host. Plugins using functions of the host can still be loaded in this mode.
OPTIONS
-h --help
Prints a help message.
-v --verbose
Be verbose. Can be used multiple times.
--server SERVER
Set default server to SERVER.
--run Run plugin.
--run-as-application
Same as --run except all tailing arguments are passed to the plugin. This is also
used by roarpluginapplication(1).
--explain
Explain plugin. This lists all details about the plugin without actually running
it.
--appname NAME
Sets the appname.
--abiversion ABI
Set the ABI version.
--args ARGS
Set plugin arguments.
RUNNER OPTIONS
--option-touch
Do not keep the plugin running: Do a single UPDATE cycle.
--option-no-touch
Disable touch option.
--option-about
Show an about dialog after startup.
--option-no-about
Disable about option.
--option-help
Show onlion help after startup.
--option-no-help
Disable help option.
--option-preferences
Show preferences dialog after startup.
--option-no-preferences
Disable preferences option.
CPI OPTIONS
-t --tcp
Use TCP listen socket.
-u --unix
Use UNIX Domain listen socket (default).
-n --decnet
use DECnet listen socket.
--port PORT
TCP Port to bind to. Only in case of TCP listen sockets.
--bind ADDR
Node/Hostname/Path to bind to.
--proto PROTO
Use PROTO as protocol on listen or client socket.
--new-sock
Parameters for new socket follow.
--client-fh FH
Comunicate with a client over this handle.
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